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Former Sandy Township employee facing charges for allegedly exposing himself

PUNXSUTAWNEY — A former Sandy Township employee is facing charges for open lewdness and stalking in Punxsutawney for alleged incidents that occurred in the Aldi parking lot. The Punxsutawney Borough Police filed charges against Perry Lee Bowser, 62, of DuBois, on Dec. 15, including four counts of disorderly conduct, four counts of indecent exposure, four counts of open lewdness, three counts of stalking, and one felony charge for corruption of minors. Sandy Township Manager Shawn Arbaugh told The Courier Express Tuesday that Bowser, the former engineer, is no longer employed by the township. According to an affidavit of probable cause, a woman allegedly saw Bowser committing a lewd act recently in the parking lot, and then two weeks later, was in the same parking lot with her family, who also saw him allegedly committing a lewd act and confronted him.

Community has mixed reaction to approval of solar farm in Sands Township | News, Sports, Jobs

rspitza@miningjournal.net SANDS TOWNSHIP After a unanimous vote by the Sands Township Planning Commission on Tuesday night, a 1,500-acre solar farm in the township is ready to move forward. The planning commission voted to approve a special-use permit for the Superior Solar Project, which will be located on Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. property southwest of the intersection of Marquette County Road 480 and M-553. The project, headed by Savion, LLC, of Kansas City, Missouri, is expected to produce 149.7 megawatts of power, serving the Midcontinent Independent System Operator power grid into the Dead River-Arnold 345 kilovolt line. The solar farm is expected to be capable of powering around 35,000 homes.

Savion solar farm permit granted by panel | News, Sports, Jobs

rspitza@miningjournal.net SANDS TOWNSHIP A special-use permit for a proposed solar farm in Sands Township was approved by the Sands Township Planning Commission on Tuesday night. The planning commission voted to approve the Superior Solar Project, headed by Savion LLC of Kansas City, Missouri, according to Savion officials. “Our team is deeply grateful for the vote of confidence from the Sands Township Planning Commission last night in approving the special use permit,” Savion said in a Facebook post Wednesday afternoon. “We are excited to continue developing a project that works for this community and lay(s) the groundwork for a future of energy independence for the Upper Peninsula.

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